SweeTango

We did.

And I'll just let you know that Daniel Simons has said his favorite apple is Sweet Tango.

Julia has said Pink Lady.

Suze is a Cosmic Crisp.

[laughs] I mean, from, like, the retailer's perspective, you know, it's easy to get over-skewed on apples when everyone just wants Honeycrisp, you know? But, uh, you know, there's all kinds of new apple varieties coming out all the time, like Cosmic Crisp is a newish one last few years.

Sweet Tango is out there.

You know, so and that's, and that's in, like, across categories in produce, like varieties are expanding, and that's through, you know, organic methods.

You know, that's not GMO or anything.

Virginia is fizzing this morning, so looking forward to a live report for her first sample of a fizz.

Jack, Cosmic Crisp are nice, but Sweet Tango all the way for me, says Cindy.

Jack, as an ex-apple picker, my favorite is the Eve.

Not easily bruised and not very sweet.

G'day, Mike.

Good morning, Jack.

When I'm away overseas, one of my biggest withdrawals is Ambrosia and Sweet Tango New Zealand apples.

They're the only two I

So, you know, the varieties are kind of new and working.

Sweet Tango.

That's a variety out of Minnesota.

It's a cross between a Zestar and a Honeycrisp.

Somebody by they put it up to the highest bidder and that's what happened.

So there's this frenzy of of people coming and offering drugs.

some form of dollar so there's royalties and things and there's continually trademarks like Sweet Tango, Snapdragon they have a little TM at the end so they're trademarked and we have to make the brand standard, protect the brand.

So as, as you know, what we were just Apple farmers selling apples.